Aside from a few cold snaps, we have had a very mild winter. Things are starting to bloom ahead of schedule, and I am nearly a month ahead on my spring veggies. Of course, just when you feel that winter is behind you, a cold front moves in. This weekend was pretty chilly, with highs in the 50s/60 and no sunshine to speak of. I covered my tomatoes, hopefully for the last time.
I still couldn’t help but stroll through the garden and take pics, even though it didn’t feel at all like spring.
Barred Boar
Snow Peas
Tatume
Sun Gold
Cut
Veggies
Prairie Fleabane
Bluebonnets ready to pop
Prairie Verbena
Blanketflower
Wildflowers
Colorblends Daffodils
Snowdrops
Allium
Bulbs
Wisteria
Society Garlic
Jerusalem Sage
Columbine
Damanitia
Perennials
Peggy Martin Rose
Larry
Beau
Hank
The Pets
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Everything looks beautiful! We’re about a month behind you. My hope is that I’ll be transplanting our spring seedlings today or tomorrow. Yay spring!